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The Cisco VNOM-3P-V10= represents a breakthrough in enterprise-grade power management, specifically engineered for Cisco UCS X-Series Modular Systems and Catalyst 9000 switches. This three-phase voltage normalization module combines adaptive power balancing with AI-driven thermal optimization, supporting 48V DC to 400V AC input ranges while maintaining 94.5% conversion efficiency under full load. Validated through itmall.sale’s compatibility matrices, its key specifications include:
The module’s Dual-Loop Control System integrates two parallel regulation layers:
This hybrid design reduces switching losses by 38% compared to traditional IGBT-based solutions while achieving 14-bit resolution in output voltage adjustments. The VNOM-3P-V10= supports NVMe-oF power telemetry through Cisco’s Power Insights Protocol v2.1, enabling real-time monitoring of per-rail energy consumption with 10ms granularity.
Validated in Cisco’s Enterprise Reference Architecture Lab:
The module’s Auto-Phase Detection technology supports backward compatibility but requires Cisco UCS 6454 Fabric Interconnects for voltage harmonization below 10% THD.
While HPE achieves 96% peak efficiency, the VNOM-3P-V10= maintains 93%+ efficiency at 20% load versus HPE’s 88% in mixed AC/DC environments.
For enterprises modernizing power infrastructure, “VNOM-3P-V10=” is available through itmall.sale with:
The module’s Predictive Load Balancing algorithm redefines energy allocation by analyzing historical workload patterns from Cisco’s Intersight Workload Optimizer. In recent NVIDIA DGX A100 deployments, this reduced PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness) from 1.45 to 1.18 through dynamic voltage/frequency adjustments during Tensor Core idle cycles. However, its silicon-carbide architecture demands rigorous EMI shielding – improper rack grounding can increase conducted emissions by 15-22dBμV.
Deploying the VNOM-3P-V10= necessitates rethinking traditional DCIM (Data Center Infrastructure Management) frameworks. Its μs-level transient response renders conventional RMS-based monitoring obsolete, requiring Cisco’s Power Monitoring Director with hardware-accelerated telemetry. For enterprises transitioning to liquid-cooled racks, the module’s ability to synchronize pump speeds with thermal load profiles (via Modbus-TCP integration) proves indispensable – provided teams implement quarterly Dielectric Strength Tests to prevent insulation breakdown in high-humidity environments.